After leading the Nebraska Cornhuskers to 16 losses in five seasons, former head coach Scott Frost left the team in disarray.
After leading the UCF Knights to an undefeated season, Frost went back to his old university.
The presence of one of the hottest coaches available at the time thrilled Nebraska supporters.
Although Frost oversaw one of the worst periods in the program’s history, his Nebraska teams had promise.
Frost continued by saying he is not interested in working as a celebrity in the media or as someone who only works in the sports industry.
His goal is to return to coaching. He’s not sure what awaits him now.
Frost remarked, “I’ve never wanted to be a critic, which is bad to say to a media guy.” “I’ve desired being inside the arena.”
“I was a little league player, a high school player, a college player, an NFL player, a [graduate assistant], a position coach, a coordinator, and finally a head coach throughout my entire life,” said Frost.
“I knew what would happen next because it was on a trajectory.”
Despite his spectacular failure at Nebraska, Frost has demonstrated in the past that he is a capable coach. Before taking the helm as head coach of UCF and becoming a “national champion,” he was the offensive coordinator for one of the most potent offenses in the nation.
In 2014, he guided the Oregon Ducks offense, which included Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Marcus Mariota, to a national championship berth. Additionally, in 2017 he guided UCF to a national championship triumph over the Auburn Tigers, thrilling both the team and its supporters.
